Maintenance, Routine maintenance – Festool Plunge Router I User Manual

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Maintenance

Routine Maintenance

Any maint

hat requires opening of

the motor housing should be carried out only

authorized Customer Service Center (whose

supplied by your dealer)! Maintenance or repa

carried out by an unauthorized person can l

connection of electrical wires or other compon

can result in injury.
To prevent injury or electrocution, always u

from the power supply outlet before performin

maintenance or repair work on the tool!
Do no

oto

tool, as you could inject foreign objects into

through the ventilation openings. Compressed

used

sonal safe

should be employed (hearing, vision, and resp
Certain cleaning agents and solvents are harm

parts. Some of these include, but are not limite

Gasoline, Acetone, Methyl Ethyl Ketone (MEK

Chloride, cleaning solutions containing Chlori

and household cleaners containing Ammonia.
To ensure proper cooling of the tool and moto

vents in the motor housing must always be k

clean.

Keep the Tool Clean

enance or repair work t

by an

name is

ir work

ead to improper

ents, which

nplug the tool

g any

t use compressed air to clean the m

r housing of the

the motor

air may be

on other components, but per

ty protection

iratory).

ful to plastic

d too:

), Carbonyl

ne, Ammonia,


r, the cooling

ept clear and

Dust and debris from some materials can be

abrasive and cause components within the r

prematurely. It is important to keep moving p

abrasive dusts.

ver time.

.

Keep the plunge posts clean so dust does not get

Bits Sharp

extremely

outer to wear

arts cleared of

As a general rule, keep the tool clean of all dust and

debris. Even soft-wood dust can be abrasive o

Examine all moving parts for dust and debris

embedded into the bearing surfaces.

Keep the Router
Using a dull router bit can be extremely dangerous and

cause poor cut quality.

nually. Special

to properly sharpen any rotating-

bit can injure

the operator, destroy the tool, and damage the workpiece.

only

ing service.

Never attempt to sharpen a

equipment is necessary

router bit ma

type cutter. An improperly sharpened router

Your router bits should be sharpened regularly, and

by a qualified sharpen

Adjust and Inspect the Tool
To ensure the tool is in proper working order, period

inspect the operation of the tool and ensure it is prop

ically

erly

Unusual sounds are indicative of pending problems.

eduction in the cut quality indicates the router bit is

er is not functioning properly.

ion in cutting power or speed may indicate a dull

adjusted.

Observe the function of the router during normal

operation.

A r

dull or the rout

A reduct

cutter or a motor problem.

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